Zahraniční Politika Ázerbajdžánu V Letech 1991-2004
Osamostatnění se v roce 1991 bylo pro Ázerbajdžánce nečekaným darem. Pro tehdejší republikové vyvstal nesmírný problém, s nímž neměli žádné zkušenosti ani oni, ani jejich předchůdci – vybudovat od základů fungující národní stát. V době euforických očekávání, kterou měsíce krátce po získané nezávislosti představovaly, zjednodušené vnímání komplikovaných lokálních a mezinárodních souvislostí bylo běžnou záležitostí; v plné míře se tudíž promítalo i do definování zahraničněpolitických cílů.
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Volume (Year): 9 (2014)
Issue (Month): 1 ()
Pages: 36-61
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